Would shade affect the lower part of a climber?
By Bobo
London,
United Kingdom 
One side of my garden is in shade due to a four foot fence which runs along the border. If I was to plant a climber that was long enough to reach the top of the fence would it thrive, as once out of the shade it would enjoy full sun? Thanks
12 Aug, 2010
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Thanks for that!
12 Aug, 2010
i think most climbers prefer there base in the shade . like spritz sais something vigouras so it reaches the sun quite quickly .
13 Aug, 2010
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Clematis fits that description - 'head in the sun, roots in shade'. You'd need a vigorous one though, to get it going. Other climbers might well also thrive once they got established.
12 Aug, 2010